19Dec2012 | Transforming Mexico. With a Strong Militarized Police Force? The Moral Liberal Newly elected Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has announced his new security and public safety strategy, which “focuses on the transformation of law enforcement institutions and crime prevention.†|
19Dec2012 | Source of Persistent Gulf Sheen Remains a Mystery Associated Press Officials say underwater inspections at the site of BP's Deepwater Horizon rig disaster have failed to identify the source of a persistent sheen on the surface of the Gulf of Mexico. |
19Dec2012 | Attorney General Says Mexican Government Changes Course in Drug War Reuters Mexico's new Attorney General is blaming the former Government for multiplying the drug cartels and in so doing, considerably aggravating and worsening the country's drug war. |
19Dec2012 | Mexico Votes for Cell Phone Charges By the Second Reuters Mexico's lower house of Congress voted unanimously on Tuesday to change the country's telecom law to make cell phone operators charge customers per second of call, instead of rounding in minutes, as they had been doing for years. |
19Dec2012 | AeroMexico Breaks British Airways' Monopoly on Route from London Heathrow to Mexico City anna.aero AeroMexico has inaugurated services on the 8,900-kilometre route from Mexico City to London Heathrow. Thrice-weekly flights are offered on the route and operated using a Boeing 767. |
19Dec2012 | Mexico to Privatize State Oil Company Pemex? Neftegaz.RU Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto has announced that he wants increased private investment in the nation's energy industry. Will this include Mexican state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, more familiarly known as Pemex? |
19Dec2012 | Meanwhile, Maya Descendants Face Discrimination, Exploitation and Poverty Agence France-Presse At its peak, the Maya civilization had one of the richest cultures in the Americas. Today, ethnic Mayas in central America and Mexico suffer from discrimination, exploitation and poverty. |
19Dec2012 | New Book Sheds Lights on Those Who Fled the Mexican Revolution NBC Latino “The Children of the Revolucion,†Neftali G. Garcia's second book, is a joint effort meshing his prior work in “The Mexican Revolution: Legacy of Courage,†and a weekly television series which tells the stories of extremely influential Mexican families in South Texas, produced and directed by Lionel Sosa. |
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